Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-06
LOCAL SREvlTIES.


Mr.. Frank Ford, of State street, is on a
visit to friends at Troy. q.
Miss Matte Pain left yesterday for Cleve-
land. to remain several months.
Messrs. J. Perkins and c. c. Thomas are
off for London on visit to friends.
Miss Belle Arthur. Of this city. is visit.
ing the Misses Barnett, of the vicinity OF
Urbana.
Mr.. Brine Kinney. Of Springfield. il Wis
iting friends here and seeking relief from
hay fev-r.-Urbana Citizen.
George II. Stanton. OF the American Ex-
press Co. at Cincinnati. spent Q few days
with his friends in this city.
Manager Samuel Waldman has . grand
total Of thirty nights Of comic opera booked
so far for his coming season at Blacks.
Mr.. John A. Reifsnider arrived home this
morning from ST. Louis. where he has beeu
making visittO his daughter, Mrs Hoyt.
Miss Fannie Fields. Of Evansville, Ind.
has returned to the city to spend the fall
and winter with her sister. Mrs Edward
Coates.
Miss Hattie Wall, of Springfield, who
has been the guest OF relatives here for tn.
past few weeks. left for her home yester
dsy.-Piqua Cal.
Mr.. W. X. CalhOon went to GAINESVILLE
this morning 10 attend the golden weddinR
of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Williams. Mrs.
Williams is . .ir'er OF Mr.. Calhoon.
Miss Lulu N .rtin. Of west Mulberry
street, left this morning for Chicago
Blooming gton and other points in the west
for III extended visit among relatives and
friends.
The American army meets tonight At the
wigwam for drill. Captain Colvin viii
have samples OF uniforms from COlumbu:
on exhibition for the inspection of tn.
members.
The only observance of Labor Day" in
Springfield was the highly successful bal
given at the wigwam last evening under thu
auspices of District Assembly No. l1s. A
large crowd was present and splendid
time was enjoyed.
Mr.. Henry Eyre Browne. who is to pre-
/ side at the organ recital and concert tonight
at the First Presbyterian church. arrived
last evening via the Pennsylvania and Pan
Handle route, and was present at the re
hearSsi nf tho ahurch choir
Rev. Miss Henrietta G. Moore has re-
turned from her extended temperance mis-
sion through New York and Canada, and
will preach next Sunday, September IL. n
G. A. X. hall, At ii q. IN. All are cordially
invited. and especially her temperance
friends.
Commander Putnam and his staff leave
this evening for Piqua to attend the semi
annual encampment of the department Of
Ohio. G. A. K. Ii is expected that l.. 900
people will attend the encsmpment Quite
number Of the members of Mitchell post
will 20 to Piqua.
Beautiful programmes tied with dainty
ribbons have been prepared for the organ
recital and concert at the First Presby-
terian church tonight. so that they will
serve as souveniers of this occasion. which
whill be one long TO be remembered by
those who attend.
The ladies have decided to decorate the
church tonight with beautiful flowers and
rare plants on the occasion of the grand
organ recital and concert. it being Of more
than ordinary interest and All immense
audience being assured by the sale Of
tickets which is unusually large.
Ex-senator Pollard. Of Adams county.
was in the city today. the guest Of Mr.. r
+. Hayward. Mr.. Pollard is on his way
home from Mechanicsburg, where he at
tended the Methodist conference, and was
elected one of the lay delegates TO the gen.
eral conference at Philadelphia in May.
The few who heard Mr.. Henry Eyre
Brown at the rehearsal last evening were
completely carried away with his perfor-
nance on the grand organ, and are con-
WINGED that the organ recital and concert
tonight. at the First Presbyterian church.
will be the greatest musical treat ever
given in Springfield.